OrderPay

• Pubs and bars

  Mobile ordering at the table, bar, terrace or event space, aimed at higher spend per head and more tips.

• Restaurants wanting faster table payment

  Guests pay by QR code without waiting for a card reader; the vendor claims faster table turns.

• Hotels and golf courses

  QR ordering for room service and restaurant bills, or from the lounge, range and course.

• QR code order and pay

  Guests scan a QR code on the table to order and pay on their own phone with no app.

• Pay and Go

  Guests order in person, then pay their bill and tip by scanning a QR code.

• Click and Collect

  Orders placed in advance from the venue's website for collection at a chosen time.

• OrderPay Terminal

  One device to take orders, run tabs, fetch open EPOS bills and take payment.

• Tipping prompts

  Tip prompts on the payment screen; the vendor says customers are up to 10x more likely to tip when paying digitally.

• Bill splitting

  Guests pay their share by amount or by the items they ordered.

• Suggested pairings and checkout upsell

  Shows related items on the order or payment screen to raise basket size.

• Marketing opt-in

  Lets guests join the venue's marketing database in one tap at payment.

• Order notes

  Guests attach notes to an item or to the whole order.

• Stock availability control

  Mark items out of stock, with automatic return at a set time; manage refunds and service availability.

• Order history and reports

  Order history, downloadable reports and analytics on spend per head, tips and repeat customers.

• Menu and till sync

  Syncs menus and receives orders through a range of EPOS systems, or runs standalone on any smart device.

Pricing model

Percentage of sales

The Terminal page says rates start from 0.39%++ and that OrderPay can build a pricing model per venue; a quote is requested. No plan prices are published elsewhere.

Compared with the 42 products in QR Code Menu & Ordering that have a profile on this site. These figures describe the category. They are not a recommendation.

• Names 10 integrations. The median in this category is 5.
• Lists Web only. Among the 41 products in this category that state their platforms, 9 list an iOS app and 9 list an Android app.
• The category's 10 most-named integration partners are Deliverect, Lightspeed, Stripe, Apple Pay, WhatsApp, Uber Eats, Adyen, Leat, Revel, Micros Simphony. Of these, this product's listing names Deliverect, Stripe, Micros Simphony.

Delivery

Deliverect

Payments

Stripe

Point of sale

ZonalOracle SymphonyAccessTevalisComtrexPowerEPOSNewbridgeOmnivore

The homepage says it integrates with leading EPOS systems and shows these logos; the standalone option needs no EPOS.

Customers in

United Kingdom

Platforms

Web

Hardware

Guests use their own phones. Staff can use OrderPay Terminal, and the standalone version runs on any smart device. On-table QR discs and plaques are supplied.

OrderPay does not publish a country list. The UK is inferred from its claim to be the UK's most cost-effective order and payment provider and its UK-based support team.

Company

Hospitality Ordering Solutions Limited

Registration

England and Wales company number 16953182; registered office 13 Whitchurch Lane, Edgware, HA8 6JZ

Customers named by the vendor

Cafe Wolseley, Pine Ridge, The Malvern, Bill's, Common&Co

Support

A UK-based team of hospitality experts, plus on-table QR assets and marketing materials.

Built for

Restaurants, Cafés, Bars

Focus

Food-specific

Status

Active

Website

orderpay.com

Also listed in

Online Ordering System

• me&u

  me&u is a guest-experience platform for hospitality venues that combines QR-code order and pay at the table, mobile payments, multi-vendor food hall ordering, a CRM, loyalty and reservations with an AI voice answering service.

  Names 21 integrations, against 10 for OrderPay.

• Jamezz

  Jamezz is a Dutch digital ordering platform for hospitality venues.

  Names 19 integrations, against 10 for OrderPay.

• Ordermonkey

  Ordermonkey is a Swiss self-ordering platform for restaurants, quick-service chains, food halls and leisure venues.

  Names 11 integrations, against 10 for OrderPay.

• Bbot

  Bbot, now sold as Tableside Order & Pay and owned by DoorDash, lets restaurant and bar guests scan a QR code or use a handheld device to order, open tabs, pay and tip from their own phone without a server.

  Names 8 integrations, against 10 for OrderPay.

Side-by-side tables built from the same profile data.

• OrderPay vs menumiz
• OrderPay vs SO'USE
• OrderPay vs Bbot
• OrderPay vs Jamezz
• OrderPay vs JMENU
• OrderPay vs me&u
• OrderPay vs me&u vs SO'USE
• OrderPay vs Jamezz vs me&u vs Ordermonkey

These points were not confirmed when this page was written.

• Plan prices beyond the 0.39%++ starting rate on Terminal
• Founding year, headquarters, funding and team size
• Contract term
• Security certifications
• Whether OrderPay is sold outside the UK
• Interface languages

Facts on this page come from the pages below, checked on 29 September 2026. Prices and features change, so confirm with the vendor before you buy.

1. Homepage, integrations, customershttps://orderpay.com/
2. Order and payhttps://orderpay.com/order-and-pay/
3. Pay and Gohttps://orderpay.com/pay-and-go-app/
4. Click and collecthttps://orderpay.com/click-and-collect/
5. Terminal and ratehttps://orderpay.com/terminal/
6. Customer featureshttps://orderpay.com/customer-features/
7. Operator featureshttps://orderpay.com/operator-features/
8. Analyticshttps://orderpay.com/data-analytics/
9. Support and hardwarehttps://orderpay.com/in-venue-support/
10. Onboarding with Stripehttps://orderpay.com/get-started/
11. Companyhttps://orderpay.com/our-story/
12. Legal entityhttps://orderpay.com/profit-distribution-pledge/
13. Pubshttps://orderpay.com/pubs-and-bars/
14. Restaurantshttps://orderpay.com/restaurants/
15. Hotelshttps://orderpay.com/hotels/